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Punishing Places: The Geography of Mass Imprisonment
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Jessica T. Simes

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kate vee is on page 100 of 251

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kate vee is on page 18 of 251

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Erica is on page 75 of 251

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Lytton is on page 200 of 251

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Lytton is on page 75 of 251

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Lytton is on page 20 of 251

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Aodhan is 57% done

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Anusha is on page 20 of 251

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Missy is on page 55 of 251

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Corey is 90% done

Probably an interesting intervention for scholars, but its overarching thesis — that the contemporary carceral regime is inseparable from racial capitalism — will not be new or noteworthy to most abolitionists.

Most of the scholarly literature on incarceration at this point just seems redundant and reiterative.

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